Mind mapping
[I may mind map in the Inspiration program, any Microsoft program or with a writing implement on a piece of paper. The mind map may be uploaded to my Wiki as an Inspiration or Microsoft document, a digital photo, or may be typed directly onto this section of my Wiki.]
1. Write Phase II "overriding question" at center of map.
2. Identify terms: nouns (with a single flat underline), verbs (with double flat underline) and adjectives (with a single oscillating underline).
3. Pullout each aforementioned term to the next level of the map into its own circle.
4. Specifically identify the following aspects of each pullout:
Who? (Identify which specific parties, organizations, people, etc are involved.)
What? (Legitimately define the term.)
When? (Identify the time which is being investigated: decade, year, month, day, etc.)
Where? (Identify the location(s) of the situation, issue, subject or topic.)
[I may mind map in the Inspiration program, any Microsoft program or with a writing implement on a piece of paper. The mind map may be uploaded to my Wiki as an Inspiration or Microsoft document, a digital photo, or may be typed directly onto this section of my Wiki.]
1. Write Phase II "overriding question" at center of map.
2. Identify terms: nouns (with a single flat underline), verbs (with double flat underline) and adjectives (with a single oscillating underline).
3. Pullout each aforementioned term to the next level of the map into its own circle.
4. Specifically identify the following aspects of each pullout:
Who? (Identify which specific parties, organizations, people, etc are involved.)
What? (Legitimately define the term.)
When? (Identify the time which is being investigated: decade, year, month, day, etc.)
Where? (Identify the location(s) of the situation, issue, subject or topic.)